again. it's a tremendous that we did it once. i think it's asking a lot of ourselves to do it again. >> didn't happen against cincinnati. didn't happen last night. you know? it's over. and this game there is no choice to come back and try to get a series even. and that didn't happen in cincinnati. we're going to do all we can to see if we can't head off to st. louis. >> and this is nothing new to us right now. it's not where we want to be. but saying that, we still have a lot of determination and confidence. >> giants 0-3 at home during post season. they'd like to change that trend tonight. they don't want to go back to st. louis down. >> thank you. >> sky 7 hd giving us a look at fans arriving. most people got tickets weeks

ago before we knew if they would make it this far. >> lucky people managed to get prime seats today. if they weren't giant fans to begin w wayne freedman is at the ballpark with the story. wayne? >> we know it's the hottest ticket in town. fans did get tickets in advance. people did get lucky. there were other ways to buy tickets. you can go to one broker and pay a lot of money for it. as much as $900 for a front row seat or maybe wandering around the stadium this morning you saw the office that said tickets. you asked the question... >> long before the ballpark opened this morning before the arrival of the thundering herd there is a case study. right place, right time. better to be lucky than good. >> cards to chicago what dodgers are to, boy say dodgers to san francisco packers. packers to bears. >> adam and lauren on vacation

from chicago strolling by the ticket office and saw a sign and asked a question. >> he said about 200 seats she said. it was time for us to act fast. we pulled the trigger. >> where in the stadium? >> 307. i don't know. upper deck. >> how much were they? >> $120 each. >> that wasn't a playoff game? >> we've got to experience it. >> tonight they will. after the first game call it on omen. mid westerners rooting for giants. >> are you please stand by, this is a testing to buy the gear? >> yes. hats at least. >> you're not going to go st. louis cards on them? >> no. no. >> so you might wonder where the tickets came there. there is a secret. they're what giants call turn back tickets. there is a certain number of tickets to major league baseball and to players from

st. louis cardinals. some don't get used so last minute they turn them back. the giants sell them. how do you get those? watch the giants web site z hopefully you can get lucky. wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> wayne, thank you. there are some big names involved in the big game. wayne is going to have more on the bay area's who's who ahead at 5:00. >> there is more sports news. there is a first look at the proposed golden state warriors new arena on the san francisco water front. designs presented by an architect working on this arena. the building sitting far from the streets. they're trying to preserve use of the bay. it will be built on what is now a parking lot on piers 30-32. more than half will be dedicated to open space. there is a cool design there. ground breaking beginning 20-14. >> and san francisco expected to find out tomorrow whether

it's on the short list of cities cities to host the upcoming super bowl. the city put in a bid to host in 2016 or 2017 at the new stadium in santa clara. both 49er and city leaders say san francisco would be the center of the event. if they make the first round it has to submit a plan by early may. >> this thursday is 49ers game day. here on abc 7. 4:49 jerry rice and brent jones will join us as abc 7 news presents the pregame show. and... after that, jerry and brent going to stick around for "after the game". >> we have breaking news in west oakland. police surrounded a homicide suspect holed up inside of a home there. >> this is at 21st street just south of a high school. >> let's go live to laura anthony right now at the

scene. laura? >> i'm at 21 and silver. this is still an active and dangerous situation. all activity happening just down the street from where i'm standing. let's show you video we have from both on the ground and sky 7 hd. taken just minutes ago. the s.w.a.t. team had a vehicle parked in front of the house with guns drawn. they tried to make communication was the suspect. we understand he's a homicide suspect inside of the house over a loud speaker, we heard a loud popping noise. it sounded like a flash grenade. that was followed by more loud bangs which we understand were tear gas. at that point the s.w.a.t. vehicle went inside the site of the building which we understand is a fourplex. they crashed through a gate. we can't see what is going on. we've heard more loud bangs. again, a fluid situation.

all treated and released telling us at this point is that this is a homicide suspect from an oakland homicide. they will not tell us which homicide that might be as we look down the street you can see police car down there at the end of the street. again, all activities at this point moved to the side of the houchls we saw the s.w.a.t. vehicle go in to use jaws of life to break through a metal gate and get that out of the house live in west oakland abc 7 news. >> and and port of oakland meeting in an hour to consider legal action against one of their own officials accused of spending thousands of public money in a strip club. >> the board says it shows a port official set $4500 of public money in a houston strip club in 2008. the board didn't discover where the money was spent until earlier this year. >> happening now sheriff ross mirkarimi back on the job after a plitly bruising

battle. >> abc 7 talked with him about having to work with supervisors still gunning for him. the first full day back on the job here. most of the day the supervisor decides to introduce domestic violence legislation this, morning he described the legislation calling for domestic violence information to submit to county workers. i asked how much of the timing had to do with sheriff mirkarimi's 10-mow battle over a dispute with his wife. he says it's been in the works for years. >> if there weren't kind of a major case like the one we heard last tuesday, i think i would be supporting the women's organizations and domestic violence groups. >> do you think if he did this today... to dig at you? >> i doubt it. i seriously doubt it. i won't take that bait. if that was the case. >> mirkarimi says he wants to mend fences and tells me he'll

continue to eat humble pie whit comes to the mistake he made that new year's eve with his wife. the city and county does have a work place violence program but no policy when it comes to domestic violence involving employees. one reason when the economy tanked so did the mayor's budget. we'll have more coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00. mark matthews axe bc 7 news business as usual this afternoon at ucsf medical center, police had to deploy a robot to inspect a sus spishus package this morning found before 58. the ucsf child care facility had to be evacuated. a few blocks were closed and several muni lines were rerooted at about 10:00 this morning. >> anymore now sheriff deputies say they'll release new information concerning a murder mystery. >> victims a man and woman in their 20s from san francisco. the pair found shot yesterday

in an unincorporated part of the county. investigators say the man was already dead. the woman rushed to the hospital. she later died. people living in the area knew something major had happened but they figured waits a car accident. >> i had no idea there was a shooting. this is terrible. it's really bad. >> authorities don't know whether the pair was shot walking or taken after the fact. nobody has been arrested anyone with information is urged to call contra costa county sheriff's department. >> drones being launched to patrol the skies in north africa looking for those responsible of the september 11th attack of the u.s. consulate in benghazi. >> it does not mean the u.s. will strike. the white house says it will waive a short term benefit of killing them versus long term affect on the government in

the region. >> piedmont native christopher stevens one of four americans killed in that attack. his family is holding a memorial tomorrow. the public is invited. it will be at the rotunda at san francisco city hall at 4:30 p.m. >> five charged in the september 11th attacks will not have to attend their own hearings. they're being held in guantanamo bay. the men accused of supporting the slenl hijackers. defense argued it was trauk to be forced from a guantanamo bay cell into a courtroom. the judge agreed and one prisoner was restrained and another made a rant. >> mystery solved. wildlife experts believe this giant eye ball may have belonged to a sword fish. the eye ball washed up on a beach last week. biologists based conclusion on size, color and structure and found cuts on the bone around the eye suggesting a fisherman threw the eye overboard. dna tests will take place to

confirm findings.. >> first they thought it was a gigantic squid. >> very large individual. very big. >> let's go outside right now. spencer christian is taking a look. >> cheryl, larry. yes. larry. we've got a good look at radar live doppler 7 showing we have sunny skies from coast to inland right now. there are mild, warm october weather continuing. here is coastal fog. not coastal fog. fog not far off the coast will be pushing up against the coastline. right now you can see mild to warm, sunny skies 68 degrees now in san francisco. there 66 in half moon bay. and mid-80s in santa rosa, 84. 82 in antioch, kampk yord. these are the -- this is our first forecast. fog return together coast during evening hours, early tomorrow morning lingering fog with mainly sunny skies, by afternoon, sunny and warm and highs ranging from upper 60s

on the coast to mid to upper 80s inland. that is the beginning of short wave heat coming our way. >> spencer, thank you very much. still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 home sales figures posing a rosie pick you're. >> iphone 5 how it's styling up success for u.s. economy. >> michael minute -- finney will answer your questions live here later on. you can contact michael here on abc 7 and on twitter. >> at 4:12 checking skyway in downtown san francisco. first look at the commute. you know it's better than usual heading from left to right. usual is horrible. significantly better for those folks traveling southbound. stay with us.

home prices in the san francisco bay area up to their highest level if four years. investigate daita quick reports the median price rose to $429,000 nearly a 5% spike from august. a 17.5% increase from september of last year. data quick says improving questions are helping the market. >> amazon wants kindel customers to know they're entitled to a credit on prior purchases part of a settlement between major publishers and the government. they faced accusations of conspiring to fix prices. a judge signed off on the

settlement last month. amazon.com began alerting customers over the weekend. the credits will total between 30 cents and $1.32 per book. >> big news at yahoo this afternoon. net flix turning to sweden. >> we're live with today's after the bell report. hi, nicole. >> hey, good afternoon. the great yahoo named a new chief operating officer. he was google's vice president of partner business solutions world wide. he was at google from 2006 until now. he is the biggest fish yahoo ceo porched from her former employer so far. he will report to mayer who said he is a incredibly accomplished and rigorous business leader i'm personally excited to have him join yahoo's strong leadership

team. that is a direct quote. he's expected to start working at yahoo by january. >> and soft bank will spend $20 billion paying $8 million to sprint buying $12 billion worth of shares from the marketplace. biggest acquisition by a japanese company in more than a decade. soft bank hoping to profit from the growing smart phone market in the united states. zynga suing a former employee claiming he stole company secrets. saying he took 760 documents from his computer. he was a general manager, we should note for the game city build. u.s. postal service planning to test a same day delivery option called metro post going to start here in san francisco next month. no details on pricing. postal service is trying to

get in on the business created by e commerce. pretty good day for markets. guys. stocks closing higher after better than expected retail sales came out. citi group earnings topping estimates as well. there is speaking of i've yobs dealers showed a jump in sales since october, 2011. remember the iphone became available and five million union sold in three days. through nonstore retailers who benefited from demand for the new iphone. your bloomberg silicon valley index closing higher, slayers of apple and intel helped pull that higher as well. how do you say movie night in swedish? net flix started operating in sweden today. the service will also add

norway, finland and denmark later this week. the service costs about $12 per month in sweden. net flix does not expect to turn a profit at least two years. in san francisco, bloomberg west, guys, back to you. >> thank you. >> spencer chis kris chi chin -- christian keeping an eye on weather. it took a while. >> clouds hung around this morning. low clouds burned away. now we've got sunny skies and it's warming u here is a live view from sutro camera looking towards golden gate. blue skies above there. we'll take a look at live doppler 7 hd showing you we do have some fog near the coast but not along the coastline yet. it will push up during evening hours and press locally but not too far. right now, sunny skies and mild. let's take a look at forecast features, fog returns tonight. warm to hot wednesday and

thursday. we're going to see inland high as above 90 degrees by mid week, satellite shows high pressure is the dominant feature in our weather. this ridge is expanding. look at the set up taking place over the next day or so. we'll start at 7:00 this evening. we'll see high pressure still holding on but a new center of high pressure will be building in overnight, tuesday into wednesday morning. by wednesday morning we'll have a warm dry shot of winds. will increase fire risk. there are no advisories for fire danger that has been put out there yet. however, with warming and dry winds there is a possibility of risk of fire. and and it's going to be mild overnight tonight. low temperatures ranging from upper 50s to low 60s much of the bay area, then, tomorrow, sunny skies into the south bay. highs into upper 70s to low 80s.

82 in campbell. peninsula, mid to upper 70s. 78 palo alto on the coast 68 in pacifica. 66 half moon bay. mild coastal conditions tomorrow. 73 degrees downtown. there on the east bay, 78 in oakland, inland east bay highs into mid-80s, 85 concord, 85 in livermore, 87 antioch near monterey bay looking for highs into upper 70s to low 80s in watson skprl santa cruz. mid 08s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. by fid week, wednesday, thursday, inland highs into low 90s, mid-70s on the coast. by the way, great weather for thursday night's game between niners and seahawks in just three days abc 7 will give away $49,000. winner announced after the niners game october 18th.

you can still enter through our facebook page go. to facebook.com/abc 7 news and click the win $49,000 button. you can enter details for a shot at winning the big $49,000 prize. >> good. >> is it decent tonight for giants game? >> right. nice wernl. temperatures above 60 degrees when the game starts. we'll be dropping off later into evening hours. >> thank you. >> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00 media mogul rupert murdock explaining who he was talking about in a controversial tweet. >> record number of users who took to you tube to watch yesterday's historic sky dive. >> you would have thought under an hour before game time first pitch at at and t park for giants and cardinals game is at 5:07. no traffic to speak of heading to the bay bridge.

smooth sailing. aconsiders the bridge as well.

rupert murdock says he wasn't referring to anyone in particular when he referred to certain celebrities and rather unflatterning terms. he sent a tweet out saturday night while the british prime

minister met with celebrities that had their phones hacked including reportedly actor hugh grant. murdock says he was referring to dodgey self promoting celebrities. this as the british government considers media laws in the wake of the phone hacking scandal. >> rolling stones announced they'll begin a 50th anniversary tour in late november. >> this is hard to believe. >> they'll play cops yerts on december 13th and 15th. shows coinciding with a release of the greatest hits collection due out next month. featuring two new songs from the stones. they'll likely visit the bay area in 2013. >> that will make dan ashley very happy. he's a die hard stones fan. >> making a number of us very happy. >> now for movie dominating the box office and lindsay

lohan books an exclusive interview. >> a celebrity lending his voice to the election. here is rachel smith with details. >> hollywood stars all over the campaign trail this, week it's bruce springsteen. he will appear in rallies campaigning for president obama. in ohio joined by former president bill clinton. spring stein camp yaind for obama in 2008. movie goers can't get enough of lee yam neeson. taken 2 came out on top. the sequel took in $22.5 million. he plays a former cia operative taken hostage. >> it's still a movie with a lot of heart. and passion and great thrills

and spills. >> in second place was argo and third, sinister. now to actress lindsay lohan will will soon go one on one with barbara walters. it will air on 2020. look for it november 16th. tonight all eyes on paula abdul who is guest judging on "dancing with the stars". catch it all on 8:00 right here on abc. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 how continue cal debate strategies can cause problems tomorrow night. >> world comes to the aid of a young teenager shot by the taliban just because she wants to go to school. >> another nobel prize winner with hi ties to the bay area,

a new poll shows just how high stakes will be when the president and mitt romney face off in the second debate tomorrow night. pressure is on the president to slow romney's momentum. we report from the site of tomorrow's big debate. >> president obama and mitt romney off the trail gearing up for the second round in the

ring. tuesday night's showdown will be a town hall. audience members will be asking questions which have been reselected. neither candidate held many campaign events like this recently. with intense prep, this could bring challenges. >> both candidates have to tread lightly. if they are going on the open oh fence too aggressively, that can spill into the audience and make them look too combattive. >> the president was widely criticized after the first debate. the campaign says he's made ajufments. >> i think it's going to be aggressive in making the case for his view of where we should go as a country. >> both candidates spent the week hunkered down. romney in boston. the president in williamsburg, virginia. >> democrats hoping for nothing less tomorrow night. they'll find a huge spike

among romney supporters for the first time ahead of the president in that measure yurmt. but there are bright spots to the obama campaign. the number of registered voters saying the country is heading on the wrong track is at its lowest in nearly three years. the president has a slight edge among likely voters. >> stakes are high is hoping for a clear out. and the president is hoping for a knockout. >> abc 7 is the place to see the debate. we'll carry it live tomorrow night start agent 6:00 here on abc 7. >> mitt romney's campaign blames a scheduling conflict for the reason why you won't see him on "the view". the campaign informed the host of the decision over the weekend. walters left the door open for romney saying quote he can change his mind and we hope he does. it would be our pleasure to have him on the program.

romney called the view quote high risk when he didn't know he was being recorded in may. >> candidates' wives both campaigned today in battle ground states. ann romney in pennsylvania saying her husband is ready for the debate with mr. obama. >> mitt is prepared. mitt is confident. mitt has got a good presence bhim. mitt is running because he believes in america. >> michelle obama told ohio voters her husband has more work to do. >> my husband is not satisfied. he knows well too many folks are still hurting. he knows there is more work left. >> mrs. obama's speech marks the first in a series of rallies led by prominent women campaigning in ohio this week. new information out today on how the presidential election

could affect medicare costs contained in a report out today. the menlo park based foundation says 59% of americans would pay higher medicare premiums under the system add vo days -- advocated by mitt romney. and says in florida the cost of coverage would go up an estimated $200 a month. the kaiser family foundation says it's based on findings of the estimated model of the romney-ryan plan. >> early voting having a eight million ballots and that is about 40% of the electorate knowing those votes under place. experts say many of running the kind of attack ads normally have been saved for final days before election day more than 30% are expected to vote by mail this year.

that is up in 2000. >> british doctors trying to help save a 14-year-old pakistani girl shot in the head by the taliban. she has arrived in a hospital in northern england after being air lifted from pakistan. the hospital specializes in treating patients who suffered serious injuries. the taliban targeted her because of a crusade ensuring girls can go to school. >> she's an inspirational example to young people. it was a cowardly attack on her and her school friends. trying to retaliate for her own campaign for good access to education. for girls. >> pakistani authorities believe the men who attacked this girl were still on the loose. the taliban also vowed to keep targeting her until she's killed. >> critics claim medication could make teen-aged girls

promiscuous. >> i'm michael finney. today 7 on your side q and a is just ahead. you can contact me at facebook.com/michael finney abc 7 and on twitter m finney. i'll answer here live in just a moment. >> looking towards golden gate from our east bay camera. we can see fog returning to the coast. that will not stop our continuing warming trend tomorrow. i'm spencer christian. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> 4:37 another check of traffic. looking at golden gate bridge. smooth sailing and a beautiful day in the bay area. free flowing. you don't get that too often.

checking healthy living news this after the nona study shows preteen girls do not become more promiscuous after getting vaccinated for a sexually transmitted disease. research looked at the girls who received the vaccine in atlanta. it protects against humanpapilloma virus that can lead to cervical cancer. the team looked at asking for birth control, being tested for stds or getting pregnant and discovered there wasn't a difference between girls vaccinated and those who were not. the study appears online in

journal pediatrics. if you want your kids to get better grades, a study suggests getting more z's may lead to more a's. everybody knows that, right? studies showed well-rested kids came to school more focused and behaved better. it also details how students who slept less were more impulsive and iritable. >> one more health item to pass along. a meningitis outbreak expanded to 214 cases. it's related to pharmaceuticals made by a drug lab in massachusetts. federal regulators warning doctors to stay away from the bro ducts. they have to contact patients who received the drugs. 15 people died because of this outbreak though none in california. >> here is a picture sent to us this morning speaks volumes

about what it looks like around the bay area this morning. morning fog in los gatos shown here in this picture. we had fog lingering to late morning to mid day. then things cleared out that is leading us to game time 5:00. we'll see mild conditions about 67 degrees. by 8:00 we'll still have temperatures into low to mid-60s so mild and pleasant conditions for baseball this evening. there is state wide conditions warm conditions state wide. 61 in eureka. 87 fresno. 99 in palm springs take a look at the heat in los angeles 91 the high in los angeles to. 78 in big sur. here in the bay area, our warming trend will continue fom. we'll see sunny skies from coast toinland looking for mid to upper 60s on the coast. 66 in half moon bay tomorrow. 73 will be the high here in

san francisco. 78 across the bay in oakland up into north bay 85 the high in santa rosa. 84 in napa. 85 concord and livermore. down south 80s in san jose. 84 morgan hill. 81 in santa cruz. warmth is on. heat will be on wednesday and thursday. we'll see high temperatures above 90 degrees by mid week. quite a warm up coming our way. feels like summer again. enjoy it. ill it can't last forever. >> thank you, spencer. >> still to come on abc 7 news at 4:00 rare delivery from a cheetah mom much to the delight of zoo keepers from the land down under. >> i'm michael finney. car insurance companies love to advertise low rates to get to you sign up. how long before they can raise rates? your consumer questions answered, straight ahead. >> hi there, coming up at 5:00 alarming rate that seafood is being mislabeled and dangers

it presents to pregnant women. and baby-sitting duties not usually thought of as a presidential quality. a poll shows which candidates parents trust more when it comes to their kids. that is at 5:00. the news at 4:00 continues

there we go. now i can hear. michael finney is here. i can do it silently. most people would prefer i do it on mute. but, anyway. there is a question sent to michael. elaine e mailed can auto insurance company change a rate after you sign up with them. >> this depends. general response is no. they're not allowed to trick you into signing up. if you lied to them or just forgot information they dig that up. they say we're going to have to charge more then they're allowed to do that. they can't do bait and switch. if you think it's been bait and switch go to the insurance commissioner. >> can you recommend a legitimate place to sell a time share? >> this is very tough. seems like everybody says i'll sell it for you. just give me $3,000. very bad deal. don't pay anyone to buy your time share.

two best places ebay. right? okay. that is where you can get rid of the time share, other place is red week.com. red week.com. there if you can't manage to sell your time share you can at least rent it out. there, they can buy and sell and rent out and renters go there to find them. another way to make your time share useful is to give away those weeks to a charity. they can auction it off and you're allowed to write off what they auction off. that is a good way to deal with it. >> dan wants to know there is an alarm system. issued surface. we want their equipment removed. if canceling within three days are we responsible for the cancellation charge some. >> get is three days from what? if you have a three-day right to cancel from signing a contract in your home, so have you to sign a contract in your home. you have three days. if they install it i assume

they waited past three days to make sure that they didn't get wrapped up into it. yes, you're probably going have to pay that fee. alarm companies are very strict about this. so make sure you read it. a lot of it contracts have gone up two to three years. think twice if you want to sign up for three year was the same company. >> is this three days? >> yes. in your house, if you didn't sign in your house it doesn't count. >> all right. there is a endangered species getting a boost thanks to a rare multiple birth in australia. some video showing a mama cheeka and her five cubs momenting after -- moments after arriving in the skoo. cheetahs usually give birth to just one. this cheetah came as a number of speedy cats plunged from about 24,000 to 12,000 over 35

years. >> so saying ah it's most endangered but aren't that many cheetah left to be honest with you. any births are significant. >> there is a older sister. the zoo reports the cubs are doing well but will not make a debut for a month. they need to get bigger. >> just ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 how finding right matches helped a stanford professor win on economics. >> hello larry. tonight on world news we know chinese government has a lot of money. are you willing to let them pay to send teachers into your schools? what about chinese language teachers? it's happening tonight. we'll tell you more and fake you into the classroom. >> fearless felix. i'm sure everybody watched. we wanted more details what

it's like inside of his suit as he hurdled 800 miles per hour down to earth.

another bay area scholar has been awarded a nobel prize. al rin ross received this award today along with ucla professor lloyd shatly. david louie joins us live with details. david? >> you know some people think of economics being dry and boring. a lot of charts. this may change your mind. the nobel prize of economics today went to someone here at stanford who knows how to solve problems using algo rhythms. >> this is unexpected. we didn't reach the phone in time but they called back. >> news of the middle of the night call led to standing ovations and a champagne toast.

this professor alin roth hailed for his work. just as google uses algo rhythms dr. roth's helped school districts assign students to school and match live kit any don drorz patients. >> if you're incompatible you can't give a patient you want but can give it to someone else's patient. your patient could get a kidney from their donor. that is an exchange. >> dr. melcher brought it to stanford medical center four years ago. crediting dr. roth with increasing the number of patients who find donors. >> hundreds and thousands of patients have been transplanting using this. these are transplants of patients difficult to transplant because they're incompatible with donors. once they get transplanted with a living donor they come off the deceased donor list so not competing with others for

deceased donors. >> the use of algo rhythms to match liver paish is still developing this, year, he is a visiting professor but will be a stanford professor next year. he claims he has no idea how he will spend his prize. >> amazing body of work that is respected by economists for ways that economic theory can be brought to bear on real-world problems.. >> there is another interesting use of the algo rhythms. more employers using them in order to decide which applicants for jobs are the best fits. >> david, thank you. four of the nobel prize recipients have ties to the bay area, his fellow professor was awarded a prize in chemistry.

ucsf shinna yaminaka won in medicine. wineman a physicist is in boulder, colorado. you tube announced yesterday's record sky dive by an australian was its most-viewed live stream, ever. more than 8 million people watched felix baumgardener set the record for the highest sky dive in histry. he also became the verse person to break a sound barrier without a vehicle. more than 800 miles per hour. at one point he went into an uncontrolled spin. the man known as fearless felix says he was terrified as he struggled to gain control. you don't have to be crazy to do this, but this helps. president obama's twaut inaugural had bnt most-viewed live stream with 7 million viewers, back then. thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00.

i want to remind you about the iphone app that you can find for free. >> san francisco sheriff back on the job. is it business as usual? with the recall looming. tonight ross mirkarimi talks about what he hopes to accomplish. >> tonight's giants line up and entertainment for game two of the national league championship series at at and t park. >> i'm sandhya patel. live from the roof of abc 7 news perfect weather for the ball game. it's only going to get warmer. i'll be here with a complete forecast coming up. >> sky 7 shows you giants warming up as fans filed into the ballpark for game two of the national league championship series. good evening, i'm cheryl jengs. >> i'm dan ashley. it's exciting. fans hoping the team will win

tonight. we have team team coverage from the ballpark. the game gets underway in a few minutes. we'll start with mike schuman. what do they have to do tonight to even this up? >> normally game two isn't the most-important game but i'm going to say tonight is the most-important game of the series. giants 0-3 here at home. 3-0 on the road. you can see fans starting to stream in and get to their seats. bruce bocci hopes to turn that around tonight. you can see here with today's practice video, they're confident. they're not in panic mode. just knowing they've got to get a win. problem has been offense early and starting pitching. and manager says that starting pitching has got to step it up a notch. >> we haven't had a quality starter guy go six innings. look at variables with that. if you go back to to 10 we're getting those starts. i just